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Reiselied Ephemeral Fantasia (New)

Brand new. Slight hole in the base of seal.

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$10.04 $14.99 In stock

Category: PS2

Konami’s initial RPG for the PS2 sees you playing as young vagabond called Mouse. The story begins with Mouse, having composed music for a royal wedding, being inruiged as to why the bride looks so glum. Compatible with the ‘Guitar Freaks’ guitar (not supplied.)

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew O. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how good the soundtrack is—Mouse’s compositions actually tie into the gameplay. The story hook about the mysterious bride kept me playing for hours. A solid hidden gem for RPG fans.

Sebastian ★★★★★

The opening cinematic alone is worth the asking price, it really sets the mood with that ornate royal wedding and the music theme. I'm only a few hours in but the world-building feels richer than most RPGs from that era, and I love how Mouse's composer background ties into the story.

Julian V. ★★★★☆

The orchestral soundtrack really stands out—it's rare for a PS2-era RPG to have such a cohesive, moving score from the start. The story hook is intriguing enough to keep me playing, even if some early areas feel a bit clunky.